URGENT UPDATE: Boulder County Parks & Open Space is actively seeking public input on the hiring of an Agricultural Resources Division Manager, aiming to fill this crucial role with community insights. Residents are encouraged to participate in shaping the job responsibilities and qualifications for overseeing 26,000 acres of agricultural land, a vital part of the county’s open space program.
The county has received applications from over 70 candidates, but only the most qualified will advance. More than 50 hopefuls are set to undergo a blind screening process, focusing on their agricultural experience, leadership skills, and ability to engage with the community. This transparent approach ensures that Boulder County selects a candidate with a proven track record in budget management, strategic planning, and a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
To gather opinions, Boulder County is leveraging a public survey, which will inform the development of interview questions and candidate evaluations. Interested residents can share their thoughts by visiting boco.org/AgManager. The deadline for input is November 30, making it crucial for community members to act quickly if they want their voices heard.
For any inquiries regarding the role or the Agricultural Resources Division, residents can contact Stefan Reinold, the Land Stewardship Deputy Director, via email at [email protected] or by calling (303) 678-6202.
This opportunity not only impacts the management of the county’s agricultural resources but also encourages community engagement in local governance. Don’t miss your chance to influence an important decision that affects the future of Boulder County’s agricultural landscape. Participate now and help shape the direction of this pivotal role!
